There is no shame in having doubts, insecurities, or fears. I would like to share one of mine, so that you know you are not alone out in this broad reality of ours. Sometimes I find myself caught in my own reflection, wondering; Do I speak for the people because I am the Signless, or am I the Signless because I speak for the people? Where does the line between nature and action lay, and how broad is it? How blurred? I believe I am doing the right thing, and I believe I am doing it for the right reasons. But who am I to say how that defines my character to others?
Well, if I may offer my two caegars on the matter. As someone who has grown up with a8ilities to properly hear the thoughts people reserve to themselves a8out how they perceive me. There is not much you can do a8out how others view you, you will never 8e a8le to take the shape of what any one person wants. If you are convicted in your stances, then you are not an imposter.8ut,I may suggest if you feel it has 8ecome performative, to allow yourself to exist here, not as 'The Signless' 8ut who you are when you are not preaching. I think you feel this way 8ecause you have 8oxed yourself in 8ecoming the person people see you as. 8ut you are not just a legend, 8ut a troll and as much as I respect your wisdom, perhaps you should ask yourself when was the last time you had a casual convers8tion without it feeling it needed a moral to it?
I appreciate your thoughts. I'll ruminate on what you've said, and try to remind myself that for all that I have become a symbol to other trolls, I am still but a troll myself. Thank you.